Sentence examples for was tinged with something from inspiring English sources

But when the moment came to depart, the ecstasy of freedom was tinged with something else.

His attraction is sincere, but it's tinged with something else: Callie's air of damage is exotic.

Such a response might come across as sulkiness in another, but, coming from Binoche, it's tinged with something wounded, pained almost.

Then "Daughters of Eve," in which a teacher runs a feminist organization to instruct her students about the poison of regressive gender roles but her message of empowerment is tinged with something sinister.

Then "Daughters of Eve," in which a teacher runs a feminist organization to instruct her students about the poison of regressive gender roles — but her message of empowerment is tinged with something sinister.

But astonishment at the Islamic State's technological sophistication may also be tinged with something uglier: a hubris and — to use the words of George W. Bush, of all war-mongers — a "soft bigotry of low expectations" on the part of the West.

It says something when you are clocked at 8.88sec for 100m and someone asks you whether your performance was "tinged with disappointment".

The game was tinged with geopolitics.

Sometimes, the defiance was tinged with anger.

The farewell was tinged with melodrama.

The victory was tinged with disappointment.